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Home»Posts Tagged "News" (Page 5)

Talarico Links Capitalism, White Supremacy In Texas Senate Race

Kevin Parker September 4, 2026

James Talarico’s recent comments have thrown a bright spotlight on the deeper fight inside the Texas Senate race, where ideology is doing more than just stirring the crowd. At a climate forum, he tied capitalism

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Gun Survey Data Surprises Activists, Bolsters Defensive Gun Use

Dan Veld September 4, 2026

Gun control activists wanted better numbers, and the latest survey handed them something far more uncomfortable. New findings from Georgetown professor William English’s updated National Firearms Survey deepen the case that defensive gun use is

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Gen Z Wants GOP To Fix Housing, Not Give Speeches

Karen Givens September 4, 2026

Gen Z is not asking for more polished speeches or another round of political self-congratulation. This generation wants housing they can actually afford, paychecks that stretch, and a country that still feels open to people

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DOJ Targets Rochester Over Sanctuary City Policies

Dan Veld September 3, 2026

Sanctuary city fights keep landing in the courts, and this one put New York City’s policies right in the crosshairs. A federal judge appointed by a Democratic president tossed out a Trump-era lawsuit aimed at

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Marco Rubio Pushes New Economic Nationalism on Manufacturing

Dan Veld September 3, 2026

Marco Rubio is warning that a long-ago choice in Washington helped set the stage for a lot of today’s economic pain. His criticism lands on the kind of thinking that treated cheap imports and global

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Lindsay Clancy Defense Challenges Judge’s Ruling In Murder Trial

Dan Veld September 3, 2026

The latest courtroom clash in the Lindsay Clancy case put the defense and the judge on a collision course, with jury issues taking center stage and the temperature in the room rising fast. The dispute

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Peltola Pushes Alaska Oil Plan, But Past Vote Raises Doubts

Karen Givens September 3, 2026

Mary Peltola’s Senate bid is built around a big promise: more Alaska oil, lower energy costs, and less meddling from Washington. But her own record in Congress makes that pitch look a lot more complicated

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White House Launches MAGA Arcade Games With Trump Twist

Doug Goldsmith September 3, 2026

The White House has turned classic arcade nostalgia into a fresh political gimmick, launching a new online game hub with a sharp MAGA edge. The site mixes retro gameplay with border security, health messaging, and

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Ryan Reynolds Channels 1980s Style, Turns Heads At Event

Dan Veld September 3, 2026

Ryan Reynolds’ comments about the 1980s sparked a fast backlash, with plenty of people pushing back at the idea that the decade was simply some kind of carefree pop culture playground. The reaction turned into

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Bill Essayli X Account Highlights Death Threats, Christian Nationalism in LA

Dan Veld September 3, 2026

A federal complaint has put a spotlight on a shocking mix of online rage, political obsession, and direct threats tied to Donald Trump and his attorney. The case has stirred attention because it is not

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JD Vance Jokes About Meeting Biden At Ground Zero

Kevin Parker September 3, 2026

Vice President JD Vance is set to appear at the 9/11 remembrance at Ground Zero, where former presidents and first ladies will gather for a solemn anniversary ceremony. The moment is part tribute, part history

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JD Vance Credits RFK Jr, For His Weight Loss

Karen Givens September 3, 2026

Vice President JD Vance used a White House briefing to mix policy talk with a personal update, joking about his recent weight loss after a reporter pressed him on the change. He said Health Secretary

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Economy Strengthens as Tips, Overtime Deductions Lift Workers

Erica Carlin September 3, 2026

The gloom merchants keep getting the story backwards. The economy is not limping along, and the hard numbers around business spending, refunds, and worker pay tell a much livelier tale. Companies are moving, workers are

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More Americans Need A Stake In Capitalism To Curb Socialism

Karen Givens September 3, 2026

Socialism keeps gaining traction when ordinary Americans feel shut out of the wealth around them, and that is the real problem lurking under the loud slogans. The better answer is not more control from government,

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White House Rips Biden Judge After Birthright Citizenship Ruling

Ella Ford September 3, 2026

White House pressure is colliding with another court ruling in the fight over birthright citizenship, and the latest decision has reignited a familiar national flashpoint. A federal judge has again stepped in to pause President

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Trump Administration Warns Smithsonian Over Alleged Nondiscrimination Violations

Ella Ford September 3, 2026

The clash over the Smithsonian has turned sharper, with the Trump administration now warning that the institution could lose federal backing if it does not address alleged discrimination and ideological bias. The dispute centers on

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Pentagon Orders Mandatory Testosterone Tests For Troops 30 And Older

Karen Givens September 3, 2026

The Pentagon has put a new health policy into motion that could reshape how service members are screened for hormonal issues, with mandatory testosterone testing now required for men 30 and older. The move is

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DOJ Warns States Could Lose Welfare Funds Over Migrant Reporting

Brittany Mays September 3, 2026

The Justice Department is turning up the heat on states that take federal welfare money but do not report known illegal migrants to Washington. Under a new legal opinion released Wednesday, that could put billions

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Blue Blight Spreads Fast, Voters Can Still Stop It

David Gregoire September 3, 2026

Blue-state politics has a way of showing up in everyday life, and not in a subtle way. From schools to jobs to energy prices, the same pattern keeps popping up: heavier regulation, higher costs, and

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DSA Candidates Expand Local Power In Major U.S. Cities

Kevin Parker September 3, 2026

• DSA-backed candidates gaining ground in local elections• City-run grocery plans and the fight over affordability• School boards as a new battlefield for ideology• Los Angeles, San Diego, Baltimore, and Minneapolis as key examples• The

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America Reconsiders Screen Limits, As Meta Faces Teen Rules

David Gregoire September 3, 2026

Checklist: Amish and other religious communities as early skeptics of technologyChecklist: The rising backlash against addictive screens and social mediaChecklist: Meta’s teen restrictions and wider Big Tech concernChecklist: Children, attention, sleep, and mental health concernsChecklist:

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Mike Davis Praises David Warrington After White House Exit

Karen Givens September 3, 2026

David Warrington’s exit as White House counsel closes a run defined by constant legal combat, high-stakes court fights, and a heavy hand on the levers of executive power. He leaves behind a record tied to

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DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin Survives Emergency Engine Failure Landing

Doug Goldsmith September 3, 2026

A Coast Guard jet carrying Department of Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin was forced down at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport on Wednesday after an engine failure turned a routine flight into a tense airborne

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Scripture Challenges Feminism, Abortion, And Gay Marriage Debate

Dan Veld September 3, 2026

The line between compassion and consequence gets blurry fast when culture starts calling every hard thing “understandable” and every boundary “cruel.” That fog sits at the center of a much bigger fight over faith, family,

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Pennsylvania Murder Case Moves Forward After Security Video Review

Dan Veld September 3, 2026

Police in Pennsylvania are piecing together a deeply disturbing homicide after a woman was found dead outside her home in the early hours of the morning. Investigators say security video captured a violent attack that

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AI Data Centers, America Faces A Civilizational Warning

Dan Veld September 3, 2026

Checklist AI hype and “secret civilization” talk Big tech’s growing power and scale Data centers, infrastructure, and fragility Security risks, cyberattack fears, and system dependence Birth rates, fertility, and long-term decline Civilizational stress and the

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xAI Faces China Pressure Over Grok And AI Competition

Dan Veld September 3, 2026

A fresh alarm is hanging over X, where researchers say a huge network of Chinese-linked bots may be shaping conversations, nudging opinions, and flooding the platform with synthetic noise. The concern is not just that

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Inflation, Costs, And Taxes Pressure Democrats On Economy

Dan Veld September 3, 2026

The fight over inflation has become less about prices and more about memory. Democrats are trying to move the conversation away from the pain households felt under Joe Biden, but grocery bills, rent, fuel, and

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Abdul El-Sayed Faces Backlash After Fox News Appearance

Doug Goldsmith September 3, 2026

Political primaries can hide a lot, but the general election spotlight has a way of stripping candidates down fast. Abdul El-Sayed’s national media stumble, Darline Graham’s rough moment on Taiwan, and the broader question of

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FAA Proposes Permanent Airspace Limits Near Mar-A-Lago Amid Drone Threats

Darnell Thompkins September 3, 2026

The FAA is moving to lock down the airspace near President Donald J. Trump International Airport in Palm Beach with permanent flight restrictions tied to security concerns around Mar-a-Lago. The plan comes after a string

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Johnson Dismisses GOP Midterm Woes, Predicts Republicans Will Grow Majority

Darnell Thompkins September 3, 2026

Republicans are walking into the midterms with a mix of confidence and warning signs. Democrats are pushing hard to flip control of Congress, but GOP leaders say the landscape still gives them room to fight

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GOP Candidates Step Back From Trump’s Data Center Push

Brittany Mays September 3, 2026

A fierce new split is opening inside the GOP over data centers, artificial intelligence, and the cost of powering all of it. What once looked like an easy pro-growth message is now running into voter

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Canada Trade Fight Turns Urgent, Americans Barely Notice Deadline Nears

Erica Carlin September 3, 2026

Canada is treating the trade standoff with the United States like a full-blown national emergency, while most Americans are barely paying attention. That gap in intensity matters, because it shapes the politics, the pressure, and

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Gas Prices Rise As Trump Warns On Hormuz Tensions

Dan Veld September 2, 2026

Trump’s latest shot at the Strait of Hormuz has the kind of sharp edge that gets attention fast, especially with gas prices and Middle East tensions always hanging in the background. The message was less

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Pride Flags Debate Deepens In Education Politics

Dan Veld September 2, 2026

A federal court fight over school district rules is putting free speech, workplace expression, and the politics of Pride on the same collision course. The case centers on a gay math teacher in New York

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Bluesky Users Call For Harry Potter Boycott Over JK Rowling Posts

Dan Veld September 2, 2026

Bluesky lit up again after a fresh wave of posts claimed that watching the newest Harry Potter series amounts to supporting something far darker than simple entertainment. The backlash quickly turned into a full-on pile-on,

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Trump Email Allegations Target Letitia James Office, Probe Ordered

Darnell Thompkins September 2, 2026

Allegations of an internal push aimed at Trump-related targets Email claims tied to the New York Attorney General’s office Wiesenfeld, Maswoswe, and the disputed instructions Office response and the denial of political targeting Past discrimination

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Michigan Paper Mislabels Abdul El-Sayed As Veteran, Sparks Backlash

Darnell Thompkins September 2, 2026

The latest Michigan political flap centers on a glossy paper with a polished public-image sheen and a very shaky relationship with basic facts. A headline in the state-distributed publication described Abdul El-Sayed as a veteran,

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Obama Judge Blocks Trump Mail Ballot Rule, Sparks Election Fight

Dan Veld September 2, 2026

An Obama-appointed federal judge is drawing heat after stepping in again to halt part of a new U.S. Postal Service mail-ballot policy just as the 2026 midterm season gets closer. The ruling has sparked a

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Virginia ICE Restrictions Deal Spanberger A Major Legal Setback

Doug Goldsmith September 2, 2026

• Virginia’s crackdown on 287(g) agreements hit a legal wall• A federal judge signaled the law likely clashes with the Constitution• Republican critics say the move tramples federal authority and wastes money• Maryland is facing

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California Tire Rules Could Raise Costs For Most Drivers

Ella Ford September 2, 2026

California has pushed a new tire rule that sounds technical on paper but lands like another broad reach into everyday life. The state says the policy will cut fuel use, trim emissions, and save drivers

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Trump Moves to Close Asylum Loophole, Protect Legal Immigrants

David Gregoire September 2, 2026

• Legal immigration and the rules that protect it • Visitor visas and what they are meant to do • Asylum claims and the difference between abuse and legitimate fear • Why revoking misused visas

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House Republicans Fail To Advance Supreme Court Cap Amendment

Doug Goldsmith September 2, 2026

Republicans and Democrats are once again locked in a familiar fight over the Supreme Court, with the latest clash centering on whether the bench should be permanently capped at nine justices. The House vote fell

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Obama Judge Defies SCOTUS, Threatens Election Integrity Again

Dan Veld September 2, 2026

Mike Davis argues that election security, constitutional limits, and respect for Supreme Court rulings all hang together in one very tense fight. At the center is a Boston federal judge whose handling of Trump’s election

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China’s Illegal Weight Loss Drug Pipeline, America Must Act

Dan Veld September 2, 2026

China-linked chemical suppliers are pushing an illegal injectable drug into the U.S. market, and the trail runs through concealed shipments, deceptive labeling, and domestic resellers. Blockchain analysis has tied some of the money to manufacturers

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Huckabee Condemns West Bank Assault, Warns Settler Violence Betrays Israel

Ella Ford September 2, 2026

Selective outrage has a way of turning real violence into a warped public lesson, and that is exactly what happens when a fringe attack in the West Bank gets treated like the whole story. A

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AI Cyberattacks Threaten Power Grids, Hospitals, And Water Systems

Doug Goldsmith September 2, 2026

Your lights, your water, your hospital, and your internet all rely on digital systems that foreign hackers are eager to probe. The newest threat is not just stolen data or ruined passwords, but the possibility

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North Carolina Drag Show Sparks Online Harassment Debate

Dan Veld September 2, 2026

A North Carolina brewery’s plan for a drag show tied to illegal immigration fundraising collapsed after online backlash and reported threats turned the event into a flashpoint. What was being sold as a family-friendly evening

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Congress Moves To Define Biological Sex In New Sports Bill

Dan Veld September 2, 2026

Congress has a chance to get back to basics, and that means drawing a firm line around biological reality, medical caution, and fairness in public life. The latest push in Washington puts those ideas front

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Carlos Garcia Faces Crime Charges In Disturbing Case

Dan Veld September 2, 2026

A store worker’s routine shift turned into a disturbing public scene, and the case quickly escalated when police said the suspect was already known to them. What began as an ugly moment inside a business

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Supreme Court Could Upend DEI Programs, Lawyers Warn

Dan Veld September 2, 2026

The loudest battles in American politics are often fought over language, but the real fight is over power. That is what makes the current clash around civil rights, race-based policy, and government pressure on institutions

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Auchincloss Fends Off Progressive Challenge In Massachusetts Primary

Erica Carlin September 2, 2026

Rep. Jake Auchincloss has cleared a primary challenge in Massachusetts’ 4th Congressional District, holding off a run from Jason Poulos and keeping his seat in a race shaped by party tensions, Israel policy, and the

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Top Democrat Katherine Clark Fends Off Gaza-Focused Primary Challenge

Ella Ford September 2, 2026

Katherine Clark sailed through a tough primary in Massachusetts, but the race still exposed a sharp split inside the Democratic Party over Israel, Gaza, and the influence of pro-Israel money. Two progressive challengers tried to

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Biden Backed Dan Koh Wins Massachusetts Primary For House Seat

Ella Ford September 2, 2026

Dan Koh’s win in Massachusetts puts a familiar Democratic name back on a fast track to Washington, this time with a clearer path and a lot less drama. The crowded primary left him on top

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Richard Neal Defeats Progressive Primary Challenge In Massachusetts

Kevin Parker September 2, 2026

Rep. Richard Neal held off a serious progressive challenge in Massachusetts, keeping one of the House Democrats’ biggest power centers in veteran hands. The race put age, ideology, and party direction under a bright spotlight,

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Stephen Lynch Fends Off Progressive Challenger In Massachusetts Primary

Erica Carlin September 2, 2026

• Conservative Democrat Stephen Lynch holds a deep-blue district.• Progressive challenger Patrick Roath comes up short despite heavy fundraising.• Immigration, healthcare, housing, and money in politics drive the clash.• The Laken Riley Act becomes a

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Hasan Piker Praises Markey Win As Democrats Back Age Over Change

Brittany Mays September 2, 2026

Sen. Ed Markey’s primary win in Massachusetts set off a fresh round of celebration from the far left, with Hasan Piker quickly framing the result as proof that progressive politics still has plenty of juice.

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Tensions erupt in House hearing as GOP advances anti-socialism resolution while Dems rage: 'Silly season'

Brittany Mays September 1, 2026

House Republicans are using a busy week in Congress to force a blunt choice on Democrats, with one vote aimed at condemning socialism and another that would lock the Supreme Court at nine justices. The

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Mark Ruffalo Urges Paramount Skydance To Address Israel Palestine Tensions

Dan Veld September 1, 2026

Mark Ruffalo ended up in the middle of a fresh wave of criticism after speaking out on the Israel-Palestine conflict, even as his public image has long leaned hard into progressive activism. The backlash didn’t

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Spanberger Urges ICE Policy Changes As Debate Intensifies

Dan Veld September 1, 2026

A federal court has put the brakes on a push to block ICE operations in Virginia, and that decision lands right in the middle of a bigger fight over immigration, public safety, and how far

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Democrats Cede Shutdown Fight, Hand Trump GOP Key Win

Kevin Parker September 1, 2026

Lawmakers have kicked the shutdown fight down the road again, and this time the move lands with a clear political thud. Democrats gave Republicans the votes needed to keep the government open through December, handing

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Immigration Dad Rejects DEM Sympathy After Daughter’s Crash Injury

Dan Veld September 1, 2026

Marcus Coleman came to Capitol Hill with a message that was anything but polite. After his 7-year-old daughter was left permanently disabled in a California crash involving an illegal immigrant truck driver, he blasted Democratic

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DHS Secretary Mullin Blasts New York Leaders, Cites 2,100 Arrests

Erica Carlin September 1, 2026

Operation Rotten Apple landed with a thud in New York, and the message from Homeland Security was loud and unmistakable: the federal government is pushing hard on immigration enforcement while city and state leaders keep

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DHS Urges ICE Detainers After New Jersey Baby Death

Erica Carlin September 1, 2026

Mikie Sherrill Baby killed after illegal immigrant allegedly strikes family at grocery store parking lot DHS urges Ocean County Jail to honor ICE detainers as Gov Sherrill’s sanctuary policy faces renewed scrutiny Published September 1,

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Sanders Urges AI Pause Amid Job, Privacy, And Security Risks

Erica Carlin September 1, 2026

Artificial intelligence is moving fast, and the people building it are starting to sound the alarm themselves. That is why the growing demand for a pause on the most advanced AI systems is no longer

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DSA, Hasan Piker Drive Democrats’ Hard-Left Summer Shift

Ella Ford September 1, 2026

• The rise of the DSA inside Democratic politics• Hasan Piker’s growing influence and online reach• Leftward shifts in key primary races and Senate contests• The pressure this creates for Democratic leaders and moderates• How

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Johnson Quells House GOP Revolt, Advances Anti-Socialism Resolution

Ella Ford September 1, 2026

House Republicans managed to push through a tense floor fight, keeping an anti-socialism resolution alive even as a pocket of conservatives tried to blow up the vote over spending strategy. The clash showed how quickly

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ActBlue Board Member Pleads Fifth In Foreign Donations Probe

Kevin Parker September 1, 2026

ActBlue is back under a harsh spotlight after another senior figure refused to answer questions in a congressional probe. The latest Fifth Amendment invocation adds fresh fuel to lawmakers’ concerns about whether the fundraising giant

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California Affordability Crisis Threatens Defense Workforce

Doug Goldsmith September 1, 2026

America’s defense buildout depends on a steady supply of skilled hands, but California’s cost of living is pushing those hands away. The state sits at the center of the nation’s aerospace and defense world, yet

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Gary Faces Blackout Crisis, Exposing Longstanding City Failures

Karen Givens September 1, 2026

Gary, Indiana, was already dealing with a long slide when the storm hit, and the blackout made every weak spot impossible to ignore. The city was left wrestling with fallen trees, broken poles, exhausted families,

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Patricia Fox Says Sanctuary Policies Cost Her Family Dearly

Doug Goldsmith September 1, 2026

Patricia Fox walked into a House Judiciary Committee hearing and laid out what sanctuary policies look like when the headlines fade. Her daughter, Carissa Aspnes, survived a violent hit-and-run in Aurora, Colorado, but survival came

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Frank Siller Honors 9/11 Brother, Shares Mission Of Service

Ella Ford September 1, 2026

Checklist: 9/11 grief and the moment Stephen Siller was lost The desperate phone calls and the message from Ground Zero The family’s reaction and the pain of that night Stephen’s sacrifice and the meaning of

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Army Secretary Dan Driscoll Resigns, Cites Army Readiness Concerns

Darnell Thompkins September 1, 2026

The Army’s civilian leadership is in motion again after Dan Driscoll submitted his resignation to President Donald Trump, with the White House still sitting on the decision. Behind the headline is a bigger story about

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Roy Cooper Pivots on Data Centers as Power Costs Rise

Kevin Parker September 1, 2026

Data centers have gone from a shiny economic prize to a political headache in North Carolina. The fight now sits right at the intersection of power bills, corporate incentives, and campaign-season spin, with voters being

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Florida Lawmakers Move To Expand Flock Camera Oversight

Dan Veld September 1, 2026

Florida is moving hard against a surveillance tool that has spread across roads and neighborhoods, forcing a fresh fight over privacy, public safety, and how much tracking ordinary drivers should live with. The decision targets

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Mexico Investment Gains Ground As Tariffs Reshape Trade

Dan Veld September 1, 2026

In a tense debate over trade, wages, and border politics, a Mexican union leader is making a case that sounds tailor-made for the current American moment: a stronger Mexico, not a weaker one, is the

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SCOTUS Lets Trump White House Ballroom Construction Continue

Karen Givens September 1, 2026

The White House ballroom fight just got a fresh jolt from the Supreme Court, which let construction keep moving while the legal battle grinds on below. The decision keeps the project alive for now, even

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Vance Rebukes El-Sayed Over Usha Remarks, Issues Warning

Dan Veld September 1, 2026

JD Vance went straight at Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan, turning a campaign clash into a blunt warning about family, politics, and respect. The vice president tried to drag the fight back to policy, but the

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New Jersey Moves To Shield Ratepayers From AI Power Costs

Dan Veld September 1, 2026

The AI buildout is colliding with a basic household worry: who absorbs the cost when data centers devour more power? New Jersey and Indiana are answering that question in very different ways, and the split

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House Returns As Shutdown Looms, Congress Runs Out Of Time

Karen Givens September 1, 2026

Washington is in that awkward stretch where the big fights are mostly behind everyone, the calendar is ugly, and the smart money says lawmakers would rather be anywhere else. The House is back for a

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House Republicans Escalate New Jersey Noncitizen Voter Probe After Sherrill Reply

Darnell Thompkins August 31, 2026

Republicans are ramping up pressure on New Jersey officials after a voter-registration error involving noncitizens set off a new round of questions, hearings, and demands for records. The dispute has quickly moved beyond one state

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Trump drops divisive 'Truth' bomb about data centers, and even some MAGA voters won't be happy

Dan Veld August 31, 2026

Donald Trump is taking aim at data centers, and the message is stirring up a fresh split inside the right. The criticism is landing at the intersection of tech power, energy demand, and the growing

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JD Vance Enters Michigan Senate Race Debate Over Mike Rogers And Abdul El-Sayed

Dan Veld August 31, 2026

The Michigan Senate race is already shaping up as a hard-edged, personality-driven fight, and Mike Rogers is leaning into that energy with a blistering new ad aimed at Abdul El-Sayed. The spot goes straight for

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Pentagon Releases Images Of Suspected Drug Boats, Warns Traffickers

Erica Carlin August 31, 2026

The Pentagon has released fresh unclassified images that put suspected drug-smuggling boats in plain view, and the message around them is anything but soft. The Trump administration says its campaign at sea is hitting trafficking

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Progressive Senate Candidates Invoke Faith To Win Voters

Doug Goldsmith August 31, 2026

Progressive Senate candidates are making faith a centerpiece of their political pitch, and the move is stirring up plenty of attention on both sides of the aisle. Angie Nixon, Abdul El-Sayed, and James Talarico have

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Dunlap Audit Exposes MaineCare Oversight Failure Amid Fraud Probe

David Gregoire August 31, 2026

Maine’s auditor race has turned into a louder fight over fraud, oversight, and who missed the warning signs. Matt Dunlap, the Democratic nominee for Maine’s 2nd Congressional District, is under fresh scrutiny after an audit

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Texas Water Systems Get AI Cyber Defense Pilot from White House

Karen Givens August 31, 2026

The Trump administration is putting Texas at the center of a new push to harden water systems against cyber threats, pairing federal agencies, state leaders, and major tech firms in a six-month test run. The

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Iran Regime Bets On Prolonged War, Families Feel The Strain

Dan Veld August 31, 2026

• Iran’s pressure campaign in the Strait of Hormuz• A family history shaped by the 1979 revolution• The regime’s drone, missile, and underground buildup• Support from Russia, China, and North Korea• The human cost inside

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Federal Grand Jury Subpoenas Comey Adviser In Leak Probe

Ella Ford August 31, 2026

Federal investigators have reopened a familiar and very messy corner of the James Comey saga, this time with a grand jury subpoena aimed at his longtime adviser Daniel Richman. The new move puts leak allegations

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Michigan Senate Nominee Faces GOP Criticism Over Apology Row

Ella Ford August 31, 2026

Abdul El-Sayed is trying to smooth things over with Jewish Democrats in Michigan, but the effort is colliding with old comments, new backlash, and a loud fight over Hasan Piker’s role in his campaign. The

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Data Center Fight Could Shape 2028 Race and AI Future

Kevin Parker August 31, 2026

Data centers have become a political flashpoint because they sit right at the junction of electric bills, local control, jobs and America’s tech future. What once looked like an easy win for governors and mayors

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Alaska Can Secure Critical Minerals, Counter China Hostage Threat

Erica Carlin August 31, 2026

Critical minerals sit at the center of a bigger fight over power, industry, and national security. Alaska is positioned to play a major role in that fight, especially as China uses its control over supply

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Republicans Drive Violent Crime Down, Restoring Law And Order

Erica Carlin August 31, 2026

Republicans in the 119th Congress have made public safety feel like a real priority again. Voters sent a clear message in 2024, and the result has been a sharp turn away from the soft-on-crime mindset

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US Military Must Speed Innovation And Resupply To Compete With China

David Gregoire August 31, 2026

Military strength lives or dies on the boring stuff most people never see. Food, parts, transport, maintenance, and speed all decide whether a force stays sharp or starts slipping behind. That reality is getting harder

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California Bill Recognizing Two Islamic Holidays Nears Newsom’s Desk

Ella Ford August 31, 2026

California is on the verge of adding two major Islamic holidays to its official calendar, a move that would give state workers more room to observe them and open the door for public schools to

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Abdul El-Sayed Challenges Billionaires, Defends Democratic Socialism

Dan Veld August 31, 2026

Abdul El-Sayed is getting attention for all the wrong reasons, and the issue goes far beyond one politician saying something provocative. The real fight is over whether public policy should keep respecting property rights, individual

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D.C. Schools Face Rare Grand Jury Probe Into Attendance Records

David Gregoire August 31, 2026

D.C. public schools are now under a rare special grand jury probe that is digging into attendance, truancy, and graduation records. The investigation has put a bright light on how the city tracks student absences

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Duffy Teases Major Fraud Crackdown With DHS, DOJ

Ella Ford August 31, 2026

Sean Duffy is hinting at a big Monday reveal tied to a tougher fraud crackdown, and the message is aimed squarely at federal agencies already digging into bad actors. The Transportation secretary’s post set off

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UPenn Professor Demands Court Packing Test For Democrats

David Gregoire August 30, 2026

• Supreme Court packing as a party test• A climate professor’s political demand• Court expansion and Democratic rhetoric• Constitutional limits and judicial independence• The clash over agency power and climate rules University of Pennsylvania climate

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March On Washington Attendees Back Socialist Reforms And Constitution Rewrite

Darnell Thompkins August 30, 2026

At a large Washington rally, attendees made a striking case for deep political overhaul, even when the conversation turned to the Constitution itself. Their comments lined up with a broader wave of socialist-leaning energy, with

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